Hi, does anyone here did plasti dip on your Mavic Air 2 or any other previous drone before? any bad effect ?
Plasti Dip Mavic Air 2
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Yes, liquid rubber can spray, would like to cover the entire of the mavic air 2 body, expect for those sensors and the motors
Lastrexking
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Yes, it would. ??
DJI have said anything added to the drone can void a warranty. It’s a bad idea in my opinion. Just add a skin, at least that’s easy to remove if you have a warranty issue.
it would probably cause the drone to over heat too. DJI design Mavics with air flow as part of the temperature control for the CPU etc.
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Oh geez, yeah covering the majority of the drone would be nuts. Maybe the front legs but really no point in yet. I do agree that a skin is a better choice. I used a wet suit on my other drone and while it did protect against water, I never flew in the rain/snow anyway so it was a bit pointless. That and the 3m adhesive constantly wore off and the wet suit kept peeling up in spots so often that I just got rid of it. No problems like that with a skin.
Not only would cause overheating, it would cause problems with transmission signal. RC and GPS
swooshdave
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I understand the product fairly well as we use them on cars. However, I suspect that heat dissipation and heat build up would suffer as the body has certain characteristics .
Weight would be another factor in my opinion and the distribution of the same might be a problem if its isn't exactly even as the Plasti Dip is a manual process.
